Section B (continued) В4. Answer all parts (i-iv). Explain the reactions and observations shown in the schemes below: Scheme 1 + КОМе Me C4H8 Br not observed product Scheme 2 H2SO4 МеОн Ме. HO Your answer should address the following points: i) Explain why the SN2 reaction in Scheme 1, leading to formation of the ether does not take place. Predict the structure of the product C4H8 arising from the reaction in Scheme 1 above. ii) ii) iv) Provide the mechanism accounting for the formation of the product C4H8. Provide a rational for the formation of the ether in Scheme 2.

Section B (continued) В4. Answer all parts (i-iv). Explain the reactions and observations shown in the schemes below: Scheme 1 + КОМе Me C4H8 Br not observed product Scheme 2 H2SO4 МеОн Ме. HO Your answer should address the following points: i) Explain why the SN2 reaction in Scheme 1, leading to formation of the ether does not take place. Predict the structure of the product C4H8 arising from the reaction in Scheme 1 above. ii) ii) iv) Provide the mechanism accounting for the formation of the product C4H8. Provide a rational for the formation of the ether in Scheme 2.

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